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Rifai, Maulana
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Illegal Fishing Nelayan Vietnam: Perspektif Keamanan Kawasan RI di Laut Natuna Rifai, Maulana; Jatmoko, Rara Tiara Lestari
PANDITA: Interdisciplinary Journal of Public Affairs Vol. 8 No. 2 (2025): Juli - Desember
Publisher : Fakultas Ilmu Administrasi Universitas Krisnadwipayana Jakarta

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.61332/ijpa.v8i2.332

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Illegal fishing conducted by Vietnamese fishermen presents a complex and multifaceted problem for Indonesia, particularly in the economic and environmental spheres, with direct consequences for the fisheries and marine sectors. This study aims to investigate the underlying causes of Vietnam’s persistent illegal fishing activities in the Northern Natuna Sea, a region rich in marine biodiversity and economic potential. The research applies a qualitative-descriptive method, utilizing secondary data sources such as news articles, academic journals, government publications, and other credible media. The analysis involves categorizing, examining, and interpreting the data to identify the main drivers behind Vietnam's illegal fishing behavior. One of the core findings highlights that the abundant natural marine resources in the Natuna Sea, which spans approximately 262,197.07 km², serve as a major incentive for Vietnamese fishers to exploit the area. Additionally, weak enforcement, overlapping territorial claims, and economic pressures in Vietnam contribute significantly to this transnational issue. The study also emphasizes the strategic role of the Indonesian government in strengthening maritime surveillance, law enforcement, and diplomatic engagement to curb these unlawful activities. Addressing this issue not only preserves Indonesia's sovereignty but also ensures sustainable marine resource management in the region. This research contributes to the broader discourse on maritime security and regional cooperation in Southeast Asia.
Co-Authors Aksendi, Weilan Alfriani, Jesica Ana Fitriana Poerana Anggoro, Catur Wisnu Anggriyani, Vera Argenti, Gili Aryani, Lina Asmoro, Cresentya Intan Aulia, Yolanda Putri Azizah, Fathia Azalia Cahyani, Agista Nur Catharine, Femy Maria Chrishanum, Nadila Dwi Suryani, Dwi Fadhlan Nur Hakiem Fahrezi, Fahrezi Faizah, Laila Nur Febriantin, S.IP., M.IPol., Kariena Fritscilia, Yulia Garmabar, Padlika Gun Gun Gumilar Gustianti, Nurbani Adine Hakim, Fadhlan Nur Jatmoko, Rara Tiara Lestari Kurniansyah, Dadan Lubis, Fardiah Oktariani Marsingga, , Prilla Marsingga, Prilla Mayasari Mayasari, Mayasari Mubarok, Hendi Kurnia Napitupulu, Harley Kevin Philip Nuryasin, Hasbi Padilah, Papid Nur Putri, Dzikra Zhafira Rahman Rahman Rahmananda, Naila Sagala, Magdalena Tiur Romida Setyani, Nindi Nurfahmi Tawakal, Akmal Tayo, Yanti Tulandi, Emmanuel Vinnesea Uly, Miranda Nursinta Yazidi, Medina Yeremia, Andry Yuni, Firdaus Zahra, Nazhifah Zainal Abidin Zindan, Haikal